Heather and Steph share what resonated with each of them this past week and why. They cover the world of podcasts, movies, books, and more. Listen as Heather and Steph discuss their favorites, and then uncover that most everything they're sharing has some common threads, like deep human connection and how it happens, even with someone who has Alzheimer's (Heather's mom). Thank you for listening!

Mentioned in this episode:

Melisa Wells writing at MelisaWells.com with a quote from grief author Shelby Forsythia

Academy Award winning movie, CODA

Heather's piece on Medium, Going Home

We Can Do Hard Things with Hannah Gadsby

Hannah Gadsby's Netflix specials Nanette and Douglas

(Steph asked if Douglas is both a Netflix special and a book. In researching, we could not find a Douglas book)

We Can Do Hard Things with Brene Brown (Atlas of the Heart)

Psychologist Dr. Susan David

Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast

Hannah Gadsby's book Ten Steps to Nanette

Somebody's Daughter by Ashley C. Ford

Ashley C Ford's interview with Clint Smith is at the end of Somebody's Daughter on Audible

Jared Carmichael comedy special on HBO Max

Dana at The Kitchen Witch

Meagan Francis on Facebook

Heather's ol' blog post, Maybe Not Now and Possibly Never

Alzheimers #CODA #Grief #writing #alcoholism #addiction #neurodiversity #parentingtransgenderkids #transgender #comingout #divorce #truthtelling

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